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I need to use azure.cognitiveservices.speech. However I am getting this error: Here is code on replit it produces the same error. https://replit.com/@mystickain420/Chatty main -- https://githu...
NIST Special Publication 800-63 says that "strong" password requirements are not only useless but counterproductive. They recommend only a minimum length requirement and a small blacklist of common...
Disabling Swagger docs is a terrible idea even for a public API. Swagger saves the consumer an enormous amount of development and testing. We're talking weeks or months of work done in seconds, wit...
The assumption of 1k attempts/s is wishful thinking, as is the idea that a hacker will go on mail.google.com and try to guess your login (they would get a captcha after like 5 failed attempts). Pa...
The current project I am working on consists of a bunch of microservices (Web APIs) accessible only internally using Entra ID (formerly Azure ID). To simplify the development, all services expose ...
box and unbox are operators documented in the F# Core API Reference; it tersely states that they box / unbox (respectively) a strongly typed value. box a returns value a "wrapped" in a .NET Sy...
The Null Values article in the F# Language Reference show an example that uses it, but it does not explain what it does exactly. You can use the following code to check if an arbitrary value is ...
Passwords are annoying. Nobody really enjoys passwords, which is why "The End of Passwords" articles keep circulating. I'm looking forward to the day the prediction comes true, but in the meantime ...
Disclaimer: I am not a security expert nor a security professional. There is, of course, a relevant XKCD comic for this: The entropy numbers appear to be accurate based on this security.stackex...
Whenever registering to diverse sites on the net, you are often forced to enter a so called "strong password", which would ideally contain both upper case letters, lower case letters, digits, and s...
The exam checking for the backend is working perfectly well but the front end keeps saying an error occurred. Am like ok then tried the demo version replaced the javascript and everything i can rep...
I have a SPARQL query to Wikidata that returns the names and handles and parties of politicians for whom a Mastodon address is stored at Wikidata. Filtered by nationality and with an output of the ...
A picture would help to understand what you want. Is it something like this fanciness Kevin demonstrates.
I resolved this by installing Microsoft's dotnet-sdk-8.0 instead of Ubuntu's dotnet-sdk-6.0. Here's a loose summary of Microsoft's instructions. Remove existing dotnet packages: sudo apt remo...
I'm evaluating JetBrains Rider 2023.3 on Linux and almost immediately ran into a compiler warning that I don't understand. Attempting to isolate it, I created a new solution containing a .NET 6 cla...
I don't understand your "Venn Diagram" explanation. Are you wanting the image behind the text? If you mean wrapping around the image, you can do this: Instead of cells of a big table, put the imag...
I do need to create an email template using components where the wrapped text left side (td - 50%) is overlapping with the image ( td - 50%) like Venn Diagrams... Not exactly but somehow... I came...
Setting up 2FA now produces a recovery code (with instructions to save it). If you later sign in using that recovery code, it disables 2FA until you re-enable it, getting a new code in the process...
It seems to get to job done, but the Promise will always remain pending You must call resolve() or reject() (or throw an error) inside the executor function of the Promise, otherwise the Pro...
The Python ternary "operator" is if and else: x = 1 if some_condition else 0 In Python, this is called a "conditional expression" rather than an operator, and the documentation explains it: htt...
Everything you put on the line with def is global (global to the file, not as in the global keyword), so the (initially empty) list you create with param=[] persists and gets reused between calls t...
PEP20 aka the Zen of Python has a statement: Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those! What exactly are we supposed to "do" according to this? Is it saying we should h...
A namespace is a category of names within which they must all be unique. This also means that names do not need to be unique between namespaces. For example, states of the USA is a different name...
A namespace is a category to which a name can belong. Think of family names for people: I may be friends with several Jims, and if only one of them is present I can just call him Jim. But if multip...
A well-known easter egg in Python displays some ideas about writing good Python code, credited to Tim Peters (one of the core developers). This question is about the last: Namespaces are one hon...
